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arking, procedural issues0 Provost Cooper speaks to senators, outlininggoals to improve graduation rates and increasestudent and laculty diversity.

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l'he Student Senate met on \\ei|riesda} aridadopted se\er.tl hills. t\\o ol \tliteh address park-mg eoneei‘iis(ittest speaker Stuart ('oopei‘. pioiost and treeelianeelloi‘ lot .ieailetiiie allairs at N.(‘. State.hrieled senators on liis olliee‘s respoiisihihliesand goals"it‘s enough to keep me hus_\.” said (‘oopeL\\lltl earne to \'( ‘st‘ last .'\ltgtlsl,In addition to shortening the aeadeinie year. hementioned tlte idea ol "progress totiard degree.".i progiaitt tlial \\ould .illeet .ill ineomtrig lt'eshmen l‘iidei the proposal. it is ltoped that. h}sophomore _\eai. students “I” ”piek a i'ealistieinaioi' tltal the} |ta\e a eliaitee ol getting into."ltiiphasi/ing the laet that students \\tlllltl herequired to sign oll on elianges iii deelareduiaioi's.( oopei said. “This \\ Ill promote .i greateradtisiiig intensity."Hut. in response to some senatois' eonieriis lltatsueli a piilie} might squeleh a eollege student‘st’ieedom to espei‘iineiit \\tlll ilillerent maioi's.('oopei' delended the program"We \ie\\ this as a \er} iitiportaitl step lot slit-dents to tluitk ahotit their realities.” he said

Student Health Center helps raise awarenessO The Women-to-Women class meets once a weekto discuss, learn about and share issues thatwomen lace during life outside class.

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‘i\'itliiu the ss.lll\ ol the \‘iudeiit llealth (enter. agroup oi \ (' Mate \\tilllL'll are iii training l'he)\sant to make .l diltereiiee iii the atiiiosphei‘e.itoiiiid rainptis .iitd gi\e \H‘lllL'll the tools the}need to leel a little salei‘ \tlieii \talkiiig home li'omthe lihiai') oi soeiah/iiig around ltt\\ll.lnilei the eoiiimaiid ol Marianne lui‘iihiill.eooiiltttatoi ol ltealtli promotions loi stttdeittltealtli \thlllt‘ll‘lt|r\\ltl|llk‘ll is a L'lr‘tlll‘only Llil\s otleied eaeh semester three a \\eek. agroup ol appiosiitiatel} lR \ioinen meet to diseuss. learn ahout and share issues that the) aridothei itiertihei's ol tlte student hod) laee"l\\'oiueu to \\omeit| is a peer eiltieatiort giouptltal raises auaieiress loi \someit." said Bethany(‘hallield. a li'eshiiiait iii lii'st Year ('ollege aitdIllu‘llll‘r‘l' til lllt' t l.t\\\\oriien-to \\oiuen is ill its third semester andsltotis no sign ol disinterest. lieeause the issues ol'rape and sesual assatilt allert so titan} eollege\HHllt‘ll. students til the elass are eager to learnsalet) itieasuies the} earl sltaie \titlt their peers.“\\'oiiteii are piogiaiiiiited to he reall_\ mee." said'luinhull "Hut sometimes \te need to he rude. ll

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(ii‘aditalioit rates were aiitoiig tlte otliei issuesdiseussed.“We're \er_\ eoiieerned ahout that." said('ooper. \\ hose tilllt'c is attempting to determine\\ hat inter\eiitioiis eaii he made to inipio\e the(i5 pet'eeltl st\r'\eat graduation rate.The admissions proeess is also heiiig e\amined“llll regards to hoth tll\t‘l'\ll_\ among the ill‘Pllreants and iron to attraet out olrstate eaiiilidates\\llllL‘ siititiltaiieoiish raising tuition.'\L‘t‘t\l‘dlllg' to (‘oopeiz the adiitissroits stall isnearing a i‘eeotd )lt‘ltl lor Iltilttilll) students thisyear.“The earl} ntimhers are \er_\ good." he said.also e\pi'essing the goal to implement a "i'aeialclimate suite)” as suggested h} the senate L‘tll'll'er in the )ear. .»\nd \\llllt‘ \(‘Sl' rs "l'aii‘lt site-eessl'ttl at reei'uiting ininoi‘it) laeiill_\. \se‘i’e notso sueeessltil at keeping them." he added."I'd like to see us getting elosei' to the Its“ Pei"eent stattitor) lllllil |lor tilllitilislttlt‘ students|_"said ('ooper. noting the iinportaiiee ol geograph-ie di\ersil_\ in addition to metal ditei‘sits "it‘snot going to turn around real quiekly." Relerringto reeeitt tuition inereases. he e‘tilllllltlt‘tl. "lt \\llleertainl} he harder."Hist-tracked and adopted h) eottseiit. thel’nisersit) (ii'adiiate Student ,\ssoeiation Halliit«\eeess .\et (SR ”It ineltided pro\tsioits to allo»eate spaee on eleetioii hallots l‘oi‘ l'( BSA i'elei‘en-drum.The l’tll‘klllfl Al‘peals l‘tlll'llL‘ss .\et (R 7hr. e‘l'llh5m» SENATE Page :~

eould he lite-sitting. lllt‘ higgest thing is that\toiiien need to lollois their intuition ”.\mong things taught Ill the elass. are the redllags ol' a had relationship arid i'espoiisihle drinktrig. lii t\so iseeks. the students \\llll1tl\t‘ part masell-delense series.“( )\ er si\ sessions. \\ e \\lll etilininate the plnsireal attaek of a padded man." said 'l‘tirithull.'l'he elass has also had guest spiakei's lroiulitteraet. studeitt legal sei\iees and eoiritselors.”\ou real|_\ learn .i lot ahoiit the iesotii’ees onLampus.” said elass iueiitliei Kelley Henderson. atumor in hitsiiiess,Sinee the elass is eeiitereil on training. the stuedellls are sent lllll Ill parts [it \ttl‘ltitls etllllltthgioiips to piit their knoitledge to \toik.Henderson said it \\ent iea|l_\ \sell \\hen she arida lL'lltt\\ t lassiiiate pieseitted the program to theirsiitiirit).\pri| is Se\ua| -\ssatt|t '\\\.tl'L‘llC\\ .\loittli. so llis lilting tltat the seeond annual l\‘lll1lill'l{k‘\[lt‘i'l isheiitg held on \pi'il Ill The Sis eoinpetttite oii'eereational i'un/ttalk \\|ll henelit “omen-toWomen. l'lie .\leii‘s Program and liiteiaet olRaleigh.The .\leit's Program is a eoitipaitioii pieee toWomen to “mum in \\hie|i men train to stop \ ioleitee to\\aiils \iiiinen litteiael is a pii\ate. nonepi‘ol'it l'nited \‘s'at \geiie) that addresses theneeds ol hatteied “omen. their eluldreii and sut‘\iiors ol se\ual assault.(‘hatl'teld \sill take aha} man) \altial‘le lessons

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(ioodli) e “M 33. seat lh; goodhse leetiii‘e onliiesda\ .iitil lah on l‘l'ltltl}. gooilh}e lalling asleepand staking up. llello. aeti\e learning and Sealel ‘pSealerl'p. Student (entered .\eti\rties loi largel‘lll'tllllllt'lll l'ndergradttale l’rograitts. is a programthat eoruhiites hotlt lah and leetiire into one sessionl)l'l\L‘ll h} hands on aetnities. teehnolog) that \\illhelp students iii eheuiistn and ph_\sies and .iii interat me eollahi iiatite eii\ ironnient. Stale l 'p. to man}.pi'ot ides aii altei'italite “as ol' learning.(\ks‘tll'tllllil to \laria ()ll\L'l'lltl)tl. assistant prolessoi' ol ehenustr}. "Settle [p is an alternatite to ll'iltllrtioiial learning We are h_\ no means tr} ing to aholishleettti'e; oeae iust tr) mg a dillei'eiil tttethod ol lettelrtiig.”Settle-l'p sessions are too hours long and meetthree times a iteek Ninet} —nine students are assignedto ll tahles and then split itp into groups ot tltree. ‘l‘heinstruetoi ol tlte eotirse Ieetures lot a hi‘iel time andtltett the groups ol tliiee \\oi‘k oti .ietitities tlii'eetl)related to the eoiteept the) |ta\e itist limsheil learn-mg."l'oi' ehernistr}. there \\il\ a diseoniteelion hetueeitleetttre aitd lah. \\e thought that il' \se liletid the moen\ ironinents. less leetui‘e and itiore aetn ities. ma} hethe students \\lll grasp itiore etleetnel) him the let-lure eoi‘t‘espoiids to real hie." said ()h\er»l lino.()li\ei=llii_\o also said tlial. “researeh sliotts thatstudents teiid not to listen alter It) minutes "llei' personal goal is to iniiiiiiti/e leeture tiiite .iitdma\iittt/e aetn ities.

l lli‘ X'llill til lssil‘t't'l lit‘lt'llltr'l. .tssiig'ldlt' [ll'iilt'sstll' (ll,plt_\sir s and detelopei til the program is to. “taketeaeliiiig mi thoils used in small elasses and net themIt! '\\| il'ls \\ tllt latL‘t‘ title's H"\‘tuilents \sei‘eii'l learning as mueh as diet sltottldlll traditional i lasses." said Heiehiiei‘ “lliet \\eren‘tlearning as inueh. and the) \iei'en‘t lt.i\ ing am litii. llstudents don‘t Iia\ e lun tlieit the teaeliers aren'teither "()hserung this. Beiehiter deeided to see hon stui\lL'lll\ lt‘al'llt‘d."l notieed that students learned hettei \\llL'll the)new itttei‘aetiiig \\llll eaeh other I. along \\itli thel’lt_\stes Reseaieh and l‘dueation (iroup. killllk' tip\\llll Settle l p. We tested it otit. and it di'aiiialirall}\\oi'ked." lieiehiiei said“Vie [the eltenttsti') departiitentl are adopting thispltilosopli} and iiitpletnentriig it iitto ehemistrsI~ said()li\i-i’~llii)ii "We \\ ant to see ll ll uorks."In the tall ol ltkll. eheniistr) had its trial run \\|lll(ieiieral ('heinisti') llll.“Vke eolleeted data oit the Settle—l p elass and thetraditional elasses." said ()liier limo. “.i\ll iii all. the~Settle-l ~p elass oiitperlomted the traditional lasses,lioth elasses \\ ere esposed to the satire inloi'inatioii.the e\aet same eittpltasis and the hands-on demoirstrations used iti Sealer l "p were. demonstrated in lee-titre. lt Ithe L‘\|\‘l‘llllL‘llll uas C\ll't'lllL‘l_\ eontrolledand tiiihiased."l‘ltiid year graduate student. Dee Dee Allen isresponsihle lor dewloprng the etiirieulum and aetirities loi' this program“i aitt responsible tor the assessment of the pro—gram. the aeltt ities. as \\ ell as developing and implenientiiig ewt‘ythrrig in the euiTiequin." explained\llL‘ll,3m: WAKE‘UP Page I?

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“m " i.‘il.illll \r ,ii it“! N it. .i‘ii'n‘i ‘Jv :The Student Health Center holds the Women-to-Women class once a week in order to raiseawareness for women.lrom her training this semester and reeoiitinendsall women at \'(‘,\‘l \Ig‘llrllp lot “omen-to“time”."It's iealh good lot eolleguage \soitten. .-\ lot otthings l'\e leaiiied are shrieking." said ('ltatlrelil\ltti takiitg the elass. she sa}s. "you‘re smarter

.ihout \\hat _\ou do "lo sign-up tor \Vttllle‘llrlii»\\tillle‘ll tor tall Itttll.lllt‘ l'l\’.\(‘.\' (rule I\ l'(‘l ~l‘llil, seellttll llll: (lilllluriihiill unit an} questions at iii ‘3‘“lot inoie inloriiiation oit Rim loi Respeit. go to\\ \stsits iresii ediiiltealtlis'ltpiiiirtoit‘itiilllit: htiii

From March V9723, N C Stole wiil be celebrolrioq Unity Week on rumpus Sponsored by ‘he9 Lindsay Cooke and DenitraEvans miss the sense ofcommunity provided byhall-style housing.

Izi/iIoi \ \ii/i .' NIH iron isI/It’ \l‘i iiiii/ Ill it \t m \ Ilrlt iiie (Ii/ri/‘ni rim/ii lliiiirie/i the peopleii/iii'ii' In t (I III II I‘l't’l' the lit\/[our train. Iiii/ii\ Ii'i'lllllililllIll/t‘llli'll \ //ie .‘Utltlfltltl/iii/iii/iiiiuiti ot .i‘llJ (him.Kara Rowland\‘v. «taut News lililiii

Sophoittores landsa) (‘ookeand l)L‘ll|ll'.t 1 \ans share man)ol the same memories l'i‘onimelted turtles to unusualsleeping patterns lroiiiroom NH iit ()\\eti Hall duringthe 2000 ltltll sehool year.But these girls are not instl’oi‘nier roommates. (‘ooke aridli\ans deeided to room togeth-er again this year."We already knett eaehiithei. so it‘s a lot easier." said('ookel.t\iiig trim iii a suite in(‘arroll Hall. the tvvo hothL'\|)I'L‘ssed tliistttlgl‘d lot' lllL‘littllisl)h‘ l'loors ol (Men.“I had a lot (it luit last yearheeause kneu e\ei‘_\hod_\. I

still iiisi miss going out andtalking to people iii the hall.”said l‘.\illl\. “it‘s a lot moreopen.""I don‘t kuo\\ anyhod} elsein (‘ar‘rollf' said Cooke. \\ hoalso added that ()ueii "didn'tt‘t‘hii,",i\l'ter leas iiig their state dooropen. the girls were charged aSIS l'ee. "his like. ‘no \isitorsallo\\'ed."' toked Cooke.lltl\\L‘\L‘r. (‘arroll Hall hasone thing that ()wen did itotol’ler last year . air eondition»mg. .-\s the last generation ol()“Clt residents to Inc withonly lteat and no air eondition-iitg. the girls “ere forced toalter their routine."We always left the dooropen for eireulation." saidl-.\‘ans. who mentioned thatthe) sometimes also shut thedoor and immediately openedit just for a short gust ot‘ “llltl.“liiien iii the winter. tie hadthe \A'ltldtlws open."titans opened her desk drawer and retrieved a multi-eol~ored hloh ol‘ was. “This iisedto he a etite. little turtle eart—dle." .she said. explaining thatthe room became so warmo\ei' last year's winter breakthat the two returned to findher eandle melted and (‘ook'e'svarious Nintendo games stiek-

iitg together.“We \oued ne\ei to turn onthe heat.” added ('iioke. “\\edidn‘t eten turn on the Noteseent light heeause it \\.ts sohot."\‘k'ith a stahle room temperature this sear. (‘ooke andli\'.ttts are ahle lo loeus ontheir /oolog_\ and hioehenristr) majors. respeelitel}.Although she “as iii liirstYear (‘ollege

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“I‘m making the git} stat .ithome." yoked l‘.\t|ll\ “l doithlll \\lll \toi‘k. htit that‘s mydream "Both agieed their sleepingpatterns were the single mostnotahle dillerenee lietiieenthem."I sleep at iiigltt and site

sleeps lll lllL‘ dd): \ttld (il‘tllst'.“hit, as l-.\aiis e\plained. eansleep through amtlung‘.\ meinher ol the litterResidenee (‘ottiieiLl \aiis itsiiall} hangs out will lirettds intlte e\ening."l I‘lie lRt~ isl iust .i hiiiteli olreall} eool people." she said"l‘m lt'}lllg to get lindsa) togo. htit she doesn't “It!” toSee OWEN large .‘

last )ear.l“ a it .sdeset’thes llel'-\L‘ll tls sL‘l lllher matot'Choice. “llanything. I‘llehange it toeltemistr)."she stltd. "liitst know thatl \sant to doreseareli,"(‘ooke \sas»ii‘t iii l’Yt‘ htitrequested toll\t.‘ in ()isenanyvta}."My dreamjob would heto \uirk at aSea World."said Cooke.who prefers aeareer thatKate Haigh (center). a sophomore in communications. and AmandaRuth (right). a freshman in PVC, ride out their shift in the Farm House“See-Saw-Athon" to raise money tor Special Olympics.

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Union Artwittes Board Diversity Committee theweek will l0(us on (ll“ClL‘fIl aspcits ol diversity(it this university surlt us ‘nC‘IlOll'y religion dIS‘ability and race LUllulc Tho weeklimg eventwill end wrth the InternationalSntuidoy Festival onTim iotlowmg events rue planned lor the week

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"IUSICt-i l's‘iety' Mcireti I; Diversny Bazaar inthe Talley Student Center Ballroom lrom 7 30.i0 00 p m Perlormcinces and speeches on dit-terent aspects of diverSity The event wrll tea-lure Shirlette Ammons spokenword singing. as well as expressions by othersFree food

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llle\ .ire \\Illl their lrietids. .indlllk‘lt‘ IS .l lllt‘lt‘ lllllllhllt‘ \“lLl [K‘Fst‘llill L‘ll\ Iltllllllx‘lll .lll L‘ll\ Ilt'll'ment that doesn't laugh oi helittlemistakes. hut eiiihi‘aeex and eor-reels them.” he said."Students iii Seale-lp take

eharge ot theii o\\ii learning; tIie_\are e\iiloring and sharing eoiielu-xioiix. there is no time tor sleep—ing.“ said ( ili\ei=Ilo\o. "’l‘he) arenorking hard and learning more'l'he} are e\pandiiig their learningskills and ate heeoniing disei-plined and independent 'l'Iiose\lklll‘ are the ke) to a tiuitt‘ullearning tutui‘e."

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. SENATE,I'tiia'ri i’a iwei/ed the euri'ent \(‘Sl‘ ll’dllVpoi'tation polie) that requiresparking lines to he paid prior toan) tipptii‘ltlllll) to appeal thenotation. Senators proniptl)adopted the resolution“\oii eannot get the appeale\ en entertained unless you pa}the line." said Sen. ('liai‘les.loiies. one ol. the hills authors.l‘t‘lltt“ author Sen Mark.\lattlie\\ s added. “It presents animage ot guilt} untiI pro\eninnoeent.”llie ne\t hill tip loi dehate.Resolution a". also addtessedparking. Speeilieall} e\pi‘exs-ing the xeiiate's opposition toilie trauxportatioii department'spiopoxed Pt‘llt‘k ehangex loiiie\t war. the aei ad\ises thedepartment not to e\teiid paiking eiitoieeinent on \\t‘t‘ktl.i)xpast p in to llan -\l|enl‘aikiiig lieek.

OWENiiiixx Iiei |\ xhoiix ”"ls’aeliel iiiighl lia\e the hah}\\hile I'm gone'" said t‘ooke.ietei’riiig to "l-iieiidx."_\sked to \\li.it their iooniingxtieeexx eaii he .Illl'tl‘llletl. l \anxiesponded. “I think it is iiixt that\\ e tesi‘etl eaeh tilllet'.“"\\e ll} to he t'tiiisltlet'ale tileaeh other and take into aeeountout \er} ditlerent liahitx." said(‘tlttle'Iaeh passing _\ear liax itx o\\nomnipresent Ile\\s topie and.tlL“|‘|le lllelt' dilleieiiees. the

(‘iting the eiirieiil eoiixtriieiion on eanipux. Sen. Jel'ti‘e)l-‘nnix eoiieeded that. “No niat~tei‘ \\li.it \\ e do. llieie are goingto he some unpopular elianges."||e e\p|anied the hill'x intent asone to e\pi‘ess the senate‘sopinion \\Iiile pi'esei'iing thetheir "good relationship" \iiththe transportation department.\lter paxsiiig R 7‘). a maiorit)til the hull) \Uletl Iii ptislptiileiiidel'initel) a proposal to tens-xuie Sen. llllttilll) Brannon tor\\ hat the (‘oniniittee on(imernineiit ()peratioiisdeemed as “e\eesxi\eahseneex,"The last hill dehated “as the('oniiiiittee .-\tllllllll\ll'illltill Aetit‘ill SM. Designed to ie\ ise thexenaie rules eoiieei'iiiiig eoiii—iiiiuee operations. the aet toriiiali/ex the position ot‘eliaii’ on standing eoniniittees as\\ ell as outlining pioeedurex torthe eoiixideiatioii ol legislation,\ piopoxed aiiiendnieiii that\ioiild lL‘tlllllt‘ the siiideiil xenrate president‘s eoiiiiiiittee eliaii‘_:‘.tiii iiiaioiit)

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tlm‘l'thll sparked Cttllll‘ti\el's_\.Sen. Nieholas Stoute. \\ horeturned to the senate despiteliix inl'oi'iiial resignation tvtomeetings ago. eritiei/ed thesuggestion.“Normally. to have sueh adrastie ehange. _\ou ha\e tohave a suhstantial reason to doso." he .stttd.Defending the amendment.Sen. Gary Palin said. “It a sim»ple majority doesn't supportsomebody as a eoinniiitee ehaii'.they shouldn‘t really be com-mittee chair""The President of the l’nitedStates has the power to appointSupreme Court justices. htit thesenate still has to approvethein.” Mattheus pointed out.Ilowei er. the amendment “itsdel’eated titll) to he sueeeededh) another arguahle suggestioneoneerning details surroundingthe dixeliarge ot' legislation.This too was struck. and (ill s3\\ as adopted.Senior Nate Illaek and JuniorAmelia Mallnei' \sei‘e also.ipprm ed as senators.

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"They've won three of the last lotir.»\(‘(‘ titles. aitd so they‘re a team thatknows how to \sin aitd is looking towin. I tliitik it‘s going to he a greatseries and a great challenge for ourhalleltib."Most recently. tlie Deacs sufferedtheir first home loss of the season at thehands of (ieorgia ‘)-(i. The loss. whichcame alter the game was called iii theseventh inning dtte to rain. ended\Vake's winning streak of si\ games,

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skills. Our goal is to be able to be suc-cessful with the skills that we’re doingat a higher level by the time we hitlit-\(il- and Regionals."Stevenson has constantly stressed thatthis is the point iii the year when hewants the Pack to begin peaking. andlie seems to believe it's reaching thatptlllll.“We're on track to do esactly whatwe want to do." Stevenson said. “Nowit's a question of bettig confident inotirsely es. walking iii and doing ourjoband stepping away from the meet andsaying. ‘()l\'. we did our job. Now it'ssomebody else's turn to beat us.‘ Wearen‘t going to beat ourselves."lti addition to learning where it fitsinto the scheme of things for regionalsthis weekend. State will also find outhow many of its gymnasts made theAll-PAUL team. The Pack already hadl3 gymnasts named to the liAGl. All-Academic team Titesday. A total of 7b .gymnasts from the conference werenamed to the team. which requires stit-dent-athletes to have grade—point aver-age of 3.00 or better iii the two previ-ous semesters to qualify.Nevertheless. the Deacs are a danger-

ous team with strong pitching. btit withthe Pack battitig .402 as a team and fea—turing seven batters with averagesgreater than .400. this weekend‘s seriesshould he a great one.“We can attack It] litany ways. and

we have more guy s that know the gamebetter." As ctit said. “We've got proba—bly one of the best defenses w e‘ye hadhere at State. attd we’re able to holdrunners with our pitching. I think if wecan play sound defense and be anoffensive team. then we‘ve got a realgood chance at continuing strong."

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because it makes it more fun for us.She also motivates the other kids withthe way she works because they etnu-late that."In high school. Brown had “everytrick in the book." according toStevenson. performing routines thathad a level of difficulty on par with()lympians. When she hit her skills,Brown was capable of posting bigscores. as she did her junior year inearning a trip to Nationals.Stevenson said that regional tneel wasthe only time in Brown‘s high schoolcareer that she hit all four routines iiicompetition.When figuring out where to attendcollege. Brown narrowed her choicesdowti to State and Alabama. Alter vis-iting Raleigh. she opted to join thePack. a move she considers "the bestdecision I've ever made in my entirelife."“I came here and had the best coach-ing staff iii the country in itiy opinionsince got here." Brown said. “It‘sbeen more of a dream come true for methan anything. I wasn't that great of ahigh school gymnast: l was OK. Thecoaches here has e made me into a pret-ty good gyiiitiast out of the wholething."Before the start of Brown's freshmanyear. the coaching staff decided to sim-plify her routines. They told Brown topick skills she knew she could performwell and concentrate on fixing those.She wasn‘t entirely receptive to theidea. wanting to continue to do thesatne tricks she had in high school. btitshe understood the rationale.Brown is now reaping the benefits of

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that decision.“What it did for me was it tnade metake certain skills and become verygood at them." Brown said. "It made itthat much easier to add skills when Iwanted to.“I now do two releases on bars; myfreshman year. I did one. I do two dou-ble-backs on floor; my freshman year. Idid one. It was a building year thattaught me how to compete."Aside from refitting her skills. Brownalso had to learn how to do somethingshe never needed in club gymnasticsperforming.“College is completely different thanclub." Brown said. “You‘re supposedto show off and dance and have a goodtime. In club. you're supposed to go inthere with a growl on your face. doyour stuff and leave."As Stevenson points out. collegiategymnastics is as much about playing tothe crowd as it is executing difficultskills. especially on floor. Stevensonsaid Brown initially couldn‘t do that.btit over time. she has"I have a tnentality when I go out onthe floor that I‘m supposed to pttt on ashow." Brown said. "It's fun to coni-pete in Reynolds; it‘s fun to compete infront of people. My freshman year. Iwas scared to compete in front of peo-ple. Now. it’s fun. and I‘ve got musicon floor that suits me a lot better thanmy freshman year. so it‘s a lot easier todance to it."The results of Brown‘s work havebeen readily apparent. especially overthe past two seasons.For the first time in her collegiatecareer. Brown competed in the all-around on a consistent basis in 2001.She was a unanimous selection for theAll-EAGL team on vault. bars and theall-around and earned first-team honorson floor. In addition. she was natned

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pel the Pack to the win. The two haveteamed tip at No. l doubles this yearand are 7-8 on the season.l‘l‘L‘SlItIIiItl R..l. Murray won his matchin the No. 5 singles against l'NLV andhopes to taste victory again. SeniorsBryce .\lc(Irory and Ryan Howard.along with sophomore Michael(‘arduch will likely round oitt the line-up for State.The teams will begin play at If) am.this Saturday.

COnIlnued from Page 8teams at the Schenkel Intercollegiatewould be just as competitive and asgood as those that State faced tn LasVegas."The top three learns in the nation.Georgia Tech. Wake Forest andClemson. Will all be there.“ Sykes said.“There will be about six to seven top-l0 teams and a few more others in thetop 25 playing at this toumament."ln competition as tough as the Packplays. Sykes knows how his team must

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the Pack‘s MVP.This season has been more of thesame. Brown has consistently finishedmeets as State's top scorer on vault.bars and floor. She‘s been namedEAGL Gymnast of the Week threetimes. most recently following her per—formance at the Woltpack Invitational.“She‘s now doing probably the mostdifficult routines in the conferencegymnastically and successfully."Stevenson said.Like many of the gymnasts on theteam. Brown‘s success at State has notbeen limited to her time in the gym.Earlier this week. she was named to thel-LAGL All—Academic team for thefourth time, joining l2 other membersof the Pack.With her time at State Winding down.Brown. a sociology major with a con-centration in criminal justice. is con-templating her future beyond gyninas-tics. She has considered a stint iii thesMarine Corps, which she would like to 'rlead to a career in law enforcement. butshe has also tossed around the idea ofdoing movie stunts.For now. Brown is focused onSaturday‘s EAGL Championship meetat Towson. The Puck‘s sisth—place firi-ish last season was the team‘s lowestever at that meet. something Brownwants to rectify before closing out hercareer.”The perfect ending would be makingNationals." Brown said. "It would bevery nice to go in and have a strongEAGL meet. make Regionals and gointo Regionals with a really good men—tality about it. To go into Regionalswith the idea that we're good and thatwe have a right to be here and that wehave a shot."

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feeling the high oi a liri iccoi'd. llic\ft". State hasehall team is intent onpio\ ttig that it's no fluke this weekend.as it hosts a tlii‘ee-gaiiie series with No8 \Vttkc‘ Ftlt'esl All lloak l‘lcld.Because of' a threat ol frigid e\eiiiiigteiiipeiaitires. games on l'riday andSaturday ha\c hecit iiio\ed tip to i p iii.and 3 put. rcspectiycly Sunday ‘s coit-tcsi will start at l'itl pm. as originally\s'llL‘tllllL'tll‘lie \\oll'pack i‘ccciitly notched its

:The NC State gymnastics team goes for its third East AtlanticGymnas‘ltis League title in the last four years and a spot in the NCAAGoatheast Regionals Saturday in Towson. Md.

fourth straight “ill. heating Dmidson553. Tuesday night. With solid pitchinghy sophotiioi‘e Nate (‘retaiolo. who\\L‘ltl seyeii innings and orily stirreii»dcred eight hits. andWHAT: key pei‘toriiiatices atBASEBALL hat by hand flicksand Matt Butler.VS. WAKE State proyed to he, too much for theWHEN' Wildcats.THIS flicks, who hasiiiiproyed his tiutirWEEKEND hers already from. last year. yyeni .‘Hii-WHERE' 5 with two RBIs.DOAK FIELD upping his seasontotal to 25. whileButler was lolll \y ith iyyo RBIs. Thirdhasciiiaii .lei‘eriiy l)itttoii. who had been

0 N.C. State is one of four teamscompeting for an EAGL Championshipand a spot in Regionals.

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This weekend‘s liast Atlantic(iyiiiiiastics League Championshiprepresents more iliati tust a chance forthe \.(‘. State gymnastics team to eol«lect its third conference title in fouryears.While they “I“ all he shooting for anl-..~\(il title Saturday at 'l‘oyysoii. the.\'o. 32 \Volf'pack t l.\‘ to and three otherteams from the league WestVirginia. Maryland and North ('arohiiaate in the midst of' another competistioii that “ill deteriiittie whether or not

iii a hit of a hitting sltitiip. added anextra spark for State with a liticalriy'edouhle to right that hrouglit homeButler for the Pack\ first score of theiiiglil"Wc‘ye iiiggled the lineup all seasonlong." said head coach lilltott .-\\‘eiit,"We‘ve got I: to H guys that can hitfor its. and so I think we‘re a morc \cr-satile team than Ill preyious seasons.We‘\e had a lot of our players doingreally well at hat .“Our strength is that no iiiattei‘ \\ hereyoti hit. yoii'ye got a chance to help oiirteam win. and that's what our guys aredoing."\\'ith the middle of the season here.it's tiriie for conlereiice play. and Stateyyoii‘t he starting out lightly.Wake l5oi‘cst ll7-3i. the defending

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each of tlierii will he competing pastthis weekend..lust .ZIS points iii the regional tilltlll'f'y mg scoresWHAT: tRQSl UT thoseGYMNASTICS __ four teams sepa»rate them andEAGL (i c o i' g eWashington ofWHEN: the .~\t|aiiiic Illfor three spots iitSATURDAY the N(‘;\.-\WHERE: \ U ll I ll L‘ il \lRegional(‘hanipioiiship tohe held :\[li'll h atWest Virginia. State currently sits at thefront of that group with an Rng ofI‘ll‘lts'S htit could rise a strong pet'-formaiicc this weekend toplace in regioiials. Any score higherthan the l’ack‘s season high ol WSSS

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Jeremy Ashtonspew fittituiKL‘lllhallway’l he senior eo-captaiii of the N.('.State gymnastics team is al\\ays doingthe most difficult skills possihlc atmeets She always appears to leaphigher than eyeryoiie else on her tum;hliiig passes or esplode off the mallliaidez. Biotin e\eii seems to cheer onltcr teammates louder than anyone\\'heii slie arroed at State. Brow it hadplenty of raw talent hut needed toretiiic her skills. four years later. she‘sgetting ready to end her career with herplace iti teaiii history secure.Bioyyti is one of only four State gym-

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The men's tennis team will belooking for its first conference winagainst No. 50 Georgia Tech onSaturday.think if we can pull one or two wins iiithe upcoming future. that will help toraise their confidence again. so I don‘tthink there are any serious prohlems."The State players iiitist quickly regainthat confidence and ”f'eai‘lesstiess" head

coach l‘ric llayes likes to talk ahoiit itthey are to compete \Hllt TechRoseritlial helieyes they can do that.“Vie ha\ e to establish confidence rightaway and show |'lccfil that we are a het-tet team than them.” he said. "We limeto come out \\llll intensity and come outheheung that we can win hecause weare iiist as good as they are.":\ tall task looltts for State. its Tech isone of the top teams in the nation. rank-iiig .\o, 5t) iii the (‘ollege Tennis ()iilinePoll and haying quality wins oycr No. 5limory and No. 5‘) Georgia State. a teamtltc Pack lost to 4—3. Junior RogerAnderson. last year‘s A(‘(‘ Rookie of'the Year. is 'l‘ecli's leading singles play-ei. sporting aii so record and the No. 28ranking in the nation. Tech‘s top doublestandem of West Nott and Scott Schnuggcomes in with a record of lZ-Z and theNo. SH ranking in the nation.“l'p and down. one through six. theyare .i Very good team. good as anybodyin the A(‘(." Rosenthal said. “It‘s goingto he a hattle."l)espite the team's struggles. the Packfias played with passion and intensity allseason long. Senior Matt Liicas andsophomore Reinaldo Valor usuallyoccupy the top two singles positions forState and must play well in order to pro-See TENNIS Page 7

iiasts to score a ltl in competition.reaching the magic mark at the Ztltlll\Vollpack liiiitatiotial on floor eyer~else She set the school i'ccoid tilt thetiiie\eii has .it the same meet with all ”75. which she matched a year later.-\t this year's \Voltpack liiyitational.sllL‘ lti‘d lltc “Till-packs hL‘\l—L‘\Cl' L‘thll'liii the all around \Hlll a “155She has receoed scot'cs ol' 0.0 oi‘higher Ill timcs iii her career. four morethan any other l’ack gymnast. She is all\L‘*llll.e‘ l‘ast Atlantic (iyiiiiiasticsLeague (iymiiasi ol the Week and a\t.‘\i.'llrlllllc iiieiiihcr ol the .-\ll-l'..-\(il.tiiiicBeyond the sheer ttiimhers. Brownsimply infuses her team \Hlll energy.“ls'clli is a wry iiioli\atiotial athletefor e\ cry hotly." head coach MarkStewnson said. "She keeps the coachcs \\llh the lc\cl (ll skills tlial sltc docs

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\(1' champions. has hecii ranked lllthe top 15 all season tor \ei'y good tearstill.Awragmg 7 5 runs a game while oiingiyiiig tip 4.”. the Demon llcacoiisoffer much hettci pitching than thePack has seen thus far. Tim .\loi‘|cy atidKyle Slecth are a coiiihiiicd oi iiistarts for the llcacs \\llll l~|{ \s of ltland Roll. t'espeetiyely. \\.ikc also leatitres a good closei iti llaye Biisli. whois ltl \\llll totir sa\cs and a ‘33 l-.R.\."To play iii the ‘.\(*(‘_ \\lllt‘ll manypeople \\ i|| argue is the hcsi conferencein hasehall. you know yoii‘ye got tocome to play e\cry day.” said \\L‘lll."\\.ike is a wry good team. .iiid I thinkiliey fccl coitil‘orlahlc iii tltc late iiiiiiiigsc‘sllt‘cttllly

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\\tll iiiiprmc the team's ROS. which iscalculated hy taking .i team's si\ hcstscores. of which thiec iiiiist he on theroad. clitiiiiiatiiig the high and a\ciagmg the rest”ll we can rust go tip to loyysoii anddo tiiii‘ttih. we'll he iii the hunt to \\ iii.”State head coach Mark Sit-\eiisoii said.The coiiipctilioii this weekend atl‘ \(i|.. which has only heeii \yoii hyState and \\cst \iigmia iii its si\—ycaic‘\lslt‘lls't‘. t'tltiltl l‘t‘ lltL‘ sllllt‘sl II Thiscyci hccii this \cat. Stewiisoii said that.is many as si\ teams are capahlc ofwalking away “NB the title“There are a lot of good teams that arereally close." senior ls'clli Brown said.The Pack got .I hoost in ilic \iititlit';islRegion standings \\|llt its performance\l.tt't'lt l4 ttl l)t‘tt\c‘l. Stale“ l.tllls‘tl .t sL‘dSee EAGL Page

Senior co-captain Kelli Brownowns a share of the schoolrecords on floor and bars and inthe all-around.

golfers

head to Georgia

0 The men’s golf team will competeagainst some of the nation’s bestthis weekend in Stateslioro, Ga.

Memie EzikeMatt Writer

l‘t‘r‘sh off its stellar performance inLas Vegas. the N.(‘. State men’s golfteam heads to Stateshoro. (1a.. to com—pete iii the (hits SchciikelIntercollegiate this weekend.In l.as Vegas. State posted its hest fin»tsli ol~ the year. placing third in the fieldwith a final team score of l-oyer»par865. The Wolf’pack was in fifth place atthe end of two rounds. hut thanks tohot-swinging sophomore FernandoMecheref'f’e. the team shot a final—round28f. tying Georgia Tech for the lowestscore in the field. The Yellow Jackets.ranked No. l in the Precept ('oachesTop 25 poll. won the tourtiaiiieiit \\ ith altl-under pair 844.Mecheref‘f‘e started slowly on the par~72 course. posting successive scores of'74 and 72 in the first two rounds.However. the transfer from Wingate

e\plodcd iii the filial round. l'ii‘iiig .i 5under (i7. That score “as the l’ack‘ssecond lowest this season. standingbehind only to tumor .lasoii Moon‘s (toat the Nelson liiyitatiotial iii ()ct. llisround holted him from 33rd alter thefirst two rounds. toWHAT: toiii'th at the etid ol'M. GOLF _ the tournament.Senior (iai‘tliSCHENKEL .\hi!i'oy also playedTOURNAMENT \yell. placing ltltli iiiWHEN: the field with arte\cii pai 330 iii llic““3 toui’iiaiiietitWEEKEND At the l.as Vegas_ lii\itational. StateWHERE defeated lllt‘ lites ol'STATESBORO. .\'o, 2 (‘lciiison. No.GA. (\ l-lorida. No. ltlT(‘l' arid No. ll(ieorgia. Head coach Richard Sykesfias a simple phrase for the tournamentshis team plays in. "We play nothingless than the best." By kes said.The third«place l‘iiiisli propelled Statefrom No. 25 to No. l‘) in the l’receptCoaches Poll. Sykes noted that theSee GOLF Page 7